Tim Steele News

43rd Annual Snowball Derby:

43rd Annual Snowball Derby:

December 1, 2010
is scheduled to run this weekend, December 5, 2010. The Snowball Derby is a 300-lap super late model stock car race held annually at the half-mile Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, FL. Some current/former Sprint Cup drivers scheduled to race include: David Ragan, Landon

Benson helping out with Snowball Derby team UPDATE:

Benson helping out with Snowball Derby team UPDATE:

November 29, 2009
Coopersville's Tim Steele has put together the ultimate dream team when it comes to local short-track stock car racing. Steele, a retired three-time ARCA champion who now is a car owner, is pulling out all the stops to win the prestigious Snowball Derby. The 300-lap

Tim Steele Retires:

Tim Steele Retires:

June 28, 2007
three-time ARCA RE/MAX Series national driving champion, Tim Steele, has officially announced his retirement from driving. After a very successful career in the ARCA RE/MAX Series that produced championships in '93, '96 and '97, and more superspeedway victories than

NASCAR teams testing at Talladega UPDATE 2:

NASCAR teams testing at Talladega UPDATE 2:

January 14, 2005
doesn't say what teams or series but three drivers, on Tuesday & Wednesday, Jan. 11-12, 2005, NASCAR NEXTEL Cup, Busch Series and ARCA RE/MAX Series Drivers Test at Talladega Superspeedway. NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Teams Including drivers Joe Ruttman, Eric McClure

Steele Back Racing:

Steele Back Racing:

May 19, 2004
Tim Steele always thought it was the race driver who needed to tame the track. Today, in a fight to reclaim his life, Steele, the three-time ARCA/REMAX Series champion from Coopersville, is hoping the track can tame him and his addiction. "I had the world by the tail

Tim Steele returns to racing this week:

Tim Steele returns to racing this week:

October 8, 2002
Tim Steele returns to racing this week: Tim Steele's last race was back on July 19 at his "home" track, Berlin Speedway in Marne, MI. Since then, he has dealt with sponsorship problems, personnel issues and personal obstacles.chief of which included overcoming a dependency

Congrats:

Congrats:

February 12, 2002
Congrats: ARCA and part time Cup driver Tim Steele and wife Dawn welcomed a new addition to their family on Monday morning at Spectrum Downtown Hospital in Grand Rapids, MI. Taylor Anne Steele, a 4 lb. 7 oz. baby girl, was born at 8:17am. Steele's racing plans for

Steele to skip the Daytona 500:

Steele to skip the Daytona 500:

January 14, 2002
Steele to skip the Daytona 500: Former ARCA Champion Tim Steele has decided not to try and make the field for the upcoming Daytona 500. Steele, who will attempt to make a few NASCAR Winston Cup and Busch races in addition to 11 ARCA events in 2002, said pulling things

Steele to run some BGN races:

Steele to run some BGN races:

December 16, 2001
Tim Steele, a three-time ARCA series champion and third generation Michigan racer: "My plans for 2002 see our HS Motorsports Team running in right at 20 races during the year. That's enough to qualify as full-time racers, yet we all can still have lives outside the

Steele back in Cup:

Steele back in Cup:

December 16, 2001
Steele back in Cup: Tim Steele, a three-time ARCA series champion and third generation Michigan racer: "My plans for 2002 see our HS Motorsports Team running in right at 20 races during the year. That's enough to qualify as full-time racers, yet we all can still have

ARCA:

ARCA:

June 17, 2001
ARCA: Tim Steele captured his eighth victory at Pocono, holding off Josh Richeson to win an ARCA race that ended under caution because of rain. Richeson is the son of BGN crew chief Donnie Richeson and the nephew of Cup driver Brett Bodine, who owns the ARCA car(Richmond

Steele Returns:

Steele Returns:

April 28, 2000
Tim Steele, who tried going from ARCA to three of NASCAR's top divisions, returns Sunday to the ARCA series for the Kentuckiana Ford Dealers 200 at Salem (Ind.) Speedway. Personal and team finance concerns kept Steele from ARCA's season-opening event at Daytona in

Sad News:

Sad News:

December 30, 1999
Three time ARCA champ Tim Steele , who competed in the Truck Series in 1999, and his wife, Dawn, are grieving the loss of their infant son, Joshua Allen, who died Monday, just 14 days after his birth. Services will be held Thursday in Grand Rapids, Mich. In lieu of

Not NASCAR but….UPDATE:

Not NASCAR but….UPDATE:

October 17, 1999
there are many NASCAR ties: Seven drivers were transported to Carraway Methodist Medical Center and a total of 15 were treated at the Infield Care Center following crashes in the ARCA race at Talladega on Saturday. Tim Steele was kept overnight for observation after

Steele Returns:

Steele Returns:

September 28, 1999
Former ARCA champ, Tim Steele, who has been running the majority of the CTS races in 1999 will make his first 1999 ARCA attempt at Talladega in October(9-28-1999)